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CONTENTSLIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS AND TABLESLIST OF BOXESACKNOWLEDGEMENTSPREFACEixxixiiixvii1 Strange natures 12 The ‘nature’ of geography 453 De-naturalisation: bringing nature back in 1084 Two natures? The dis/unity of geography 1775 After nature 2236 Conclusion: geography’s natures 243ESSAYS AND EXAM QUESTIONS 248NOTES 254BIBLIOGRAPHY 258INDEX 276
Page 2 and 3: NATURESome of the most exciting, al
Page 4 and 5: NATURENoel Castree
Page 6: ‘If I ask about the world, you ca
Page 11 and 12: xillustrations and tables4.2 Invest
Page 13 and 14: xiiboxes4.2 The deductive-nomologic
Page 15 and 16: xivacknowledgementsothers had done
Page 18 and 19: PREFACERead thisNature is one of th
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Page 24 and 25: preface xxiiithem? How do they repr
Page 26: prefacexxvTHE STRUCTUREFinally, a w
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Page 33 and 34: 6 strange naturesin September 2001.
Page 35 and 36: 8 strange naturesa second purpose t
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Page 39 and 40: 12 strange naturesBut things don’
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30 strange naturesBox 1.6 PARADIGMS
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32 strange naturesThis brings me to
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38 strange naturesmanifestly not a
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40 strange naturesgenetic, species
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46 the ‘nature’ of geographywit
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3DE-NATURALISATIONBringing nature
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110 de-naturalisationdeal of fundin
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114 de-naturalisationgrowth. Second
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116 de-naturalisationabout, and pol
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118 de-naturalisationof discussions
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120 de-naturalisationACTIVITY 3.2Th
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122 de-naturalisationNorthern Niger
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124 de-naturalisationthat nature is
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126 de-naturalisationexcellent book
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128 de-naturalisationas I shall exp
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130 de-naturalisationpolicy would d
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132 de-naturalisationWhat, it may b
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134 de-naturalisationof nature that
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136 de-naturalisationPlate 1 Wilder
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138 de-naturalisationBox 3.3 MORAL
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140 de-naturalisationDe-constructin
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142 de-naturalisationClayoquot Soun
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144 de-naturalisationPlate 2 Clayoq
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146 de-naturalisationColumbia. Even
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148 de-naturalisationconcepts (like
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150 de-naturalisationpenultimate na
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156 de-naturalisationsocieties with
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162 de-naturalisationSeeds are ‘t
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172 de-naturalisationBox 3.6 THE SO
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174 de-naturalisationmodes of behav
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176 de-naturalisationTwo subfields
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178 the dis/unity of geographyunbia
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180 the dis/unity of geographyENVIR
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Table 4.1 (b)The status of drainage
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Figure 4.6 Cross-section of a Cairn
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232 after naturePlate 5 Genetically
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240 after natureclearly do believe
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242 after naturefood’ as an alter
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244 conclusionminority of other geo
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246 conclusionthat knowledge helps
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ESSAYS AND EXAM QUESTIONSThe essay
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252 essays and exam questionsWhat c
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NOTESPREFACE1 This said, there’s
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256 notes4 Few in geography have us
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260 bibliographyBraun, B. (2004)
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262 bibliographyCosgrove, D. (1984)
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264 bibliographyGilbert, E.W. (1960
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266 bibliographyHollis, G.E. (1975)
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268 bibliographyMagnusson, W. and K
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270 bibliographyPhilo, C. and C. Wi
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272 bibliographySegal, L. (1997)
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274 bibliographyUnwin, T. (1992) Th
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278 author indexMoore, D. 131-2Muge
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280 subject indexenvironmental hist
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